Robotics technology is creating new global market opportunities as embodied intelligence moves quickly from science fiction to everyday product development.
On 26 December, Longham Technology, Robert Walters and INNO100 hosted a focused conversation for hard-tech founders, product teams and investors at the INNO100 Global Innovation Flagship Store in Shenzhen Bay.
Technology Meets Commercial Reality
The programme featured practical perspectives across the robotics landscape: a decade of development and commercialisation in wearable robotics; the long-term value of dexterous-hand systems; an open-source quadruped robot moving from the lab into education and home companionship; and AI memory systems that use measurable reasoning to create more continuous, contextual interactions.
From Product-Market Fit to Global Growth
The event also examined product-market fit, product definition and go-to-market scale-up through real AI-era product cases. The discussion focused on the critical points between an early concept, a commercially viable product and sustainable market growth.
With attendance limited to 40 places, the session was designed to encourage direct, useful exchange among people building the next generation of robotics companies.
